What is another word for chuckles?

Pronunciation: [t͡ʃˈʌkə͡lz] (IPA)

Chuckles are a common expression of joy and humor, which also have many synonyms that can be used in different contexts. Some of the synonyms for chuckles include giggles, laughter, chortles, snickers, cackles, and guffaws. Giggles refer to quiet and high-pitched expressions of joy, whereas laughter is a more general and widespread term used to describe the obvious and audible expression of humor that can range from mild to intense. Chortles are deep and joyful laughs that come from within, while snickers are small and often suppressed bursts of laughter. Cackles are loud, high-pitched, and often obnoxious laughter, and guffaw refers to a loud and sudden burst of laughter that's hard to control.

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Usage examples for Chuckles

And he chuckles to himself, and thinks how he fooled you that time, sure.
"Ways of Wood Folk"
William J. Long
He puts his hat back on his head, smiles, chuckles, picks up butter, taps it thoughtfully with two fingers, smells it and puts down the pat lingeringly.
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Sir James M. Barrie George Middleton Althea Thurston Percy Mackaye Lady Augusta Gregor Eugene Pillot Anton Tchekov Bosworth Crocker Alfred Kreymborg Paul Greene Arthur Hopkins Paul Hervieu Jeannette Marks Oscar M. Wolff David Pinski Beulah Bornstead Herma
His persecutors received this information with delight, and repeated it afterward to their older brother with many chuckles.
"The Widow O'Callaghan's Boys"
Gulielma Zollinger

Famous quotes with Chuckles

  • "All this beauty makes a person realize how insignificant they are," Paul says. "How insignificant I am. You're the insignificant one" He grins real big as he realizes how his words sounded. "I didn't mean it like that," he chuckles. "No, I know what you meant, bud. I was just thinking kind of the same thing. I was looking at all this depth and it came to me how very shallow you are." "Ha, ha," Paul chortles. He takes a few steps down the trail and turns. "You know, Don, I was just looking at this little flowery cactus here and thinking how nice it looks and it made me realize how ugly you are." "Is that right," I say. "Well, I was just considering how smart these rocks look and it made me realize how dumb you are." With that I give him a little kick in the backside. "How smart these rocks are?" he heckles. "Well, I was just looking at that cloud up there, reflecting on its beauty and stuff, and it hit me how much you smell." "Is that right," I say. "The cloud made you realize that, huh?" Paul distances himself a little and keeps turning to see if I am going to kick him again. He's got this grin going like he got the last laugh. "You know, Paul, I was just looking at this pebble and it made me realize that I'm going to tackle you and throw you off the ledge." "I see. That's real deep, Don. The pebble; you got that from a pebble?"
    Don Miller (author)
  • Well alright, anyone who has dreams of world empire, look what it did to Britain (chuckles heartily). There's a reason that whole country is one big Smith song. That's actually one exciting thing about studying history, there did come a point towards the end of the 19th century where the British were just like, "this ain't worth it mate". There's a reason why in 1945 they gave us the keys to the world. They were like, "here, it's yours, take it, go, we're fine, no? India, . Africa, ." Because they'd had enough. Because it's really hard, we can't even run ourselves. We literally have people storming our capital with signs saying , "government, keep your hands off my social security". If we can't handle that, do we really want to try and run, Africa? I think what we need is not so much world empire, I think we need closer cooperation, closer alliances.
    Max Brooks

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The dictionary defines a chuckle as "a brief laugh in which the person's shoulders rise and fall quickly". This can be used in two different

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